KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato — The Provincial Government of South Cotabato, through the Office of the Kabugwason Paglaum Scholarship Program (KPSP), honored 65 scholars who successfully passed various professional licensure examinations in 2026, recognizing their dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence.
According to Atty. Rhonalyn C. Gallego, KPSGIAP CAO/OIC Executive Director, the success of the scholars reflects the impact of accessible educational opportunities.
“Today, we celebrate not only the achievement of passing licensure examinations but also the determination, resilience, and commitmetn of our scholars who worked tirelessly to reach this milestone. Their success is a testament to the transformative power of education,” Gallego emphasized.
The recognition celebrated the achievements of scholars who transformed years of hard work into professional success. Among the newly licensed professionals were 50 Licensed Professional Teachers, five (5) Registered Medical Technologists, three (3) Registered Criminologists, two (2) Certified Public Accountants, two (2) Microbiologists, two (2) Civil Engineers, and one (1) Registered Nurse.
The KPSP office expressed pride in the growing number of scholars who continue to excel in their respective fields.
She added that the accomplishments of the 65 professionals inspire current and future scholars to pursue excellence despite challenges.
“These newly licensed professionals embody the vision of the Kabugwason Paglaum Scholarship Program—to empower deserving students to become competent leaders and professionals who will contribute to the progress of their communities and the province. We are immensely proud of their achievements and excited to see the positive impact they will create,“ she said.
Awardees shared their gratitude to the Provincial Government of South Cotabato for the educational assistance they received throughout their studies. They credited the scholarship program for helping ease their financial burdens and enabling them to focus on achieving their academic goals.
The recognition of the 65 licensure passers highlights South Cotabato’s unwavering commitment to developing skilled professionals and investing in the future of its people through quality education and scholarship opportunities.
